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A cholesteatoma is growth on the skin in the middle ear, behind the eardrum, often caused by repeated infection or poor drainage from the ear.
Cholesteatomas often appear as small cysts or pouches. If they grow, they can destroy the bones surrounding the middle ear. This in turn can cause hearing loss, dizziness or facial muscle paralysis.
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Name (Age): Kat Edorsson (22)
Tribe Designation: Salani
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Personal Claim to Fame: I would have to say my accomplishments come from school and work. Although I only work part time, I am a top producer at my company. Im also working on my BS at University of Central Florida.
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Hobbies: Riding horses, fishing, all sports.
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SURVIVOR Contestant You Are Most Like: Andrea is my favorite. Shes blonde, a farm girl and loves a challenge. She was able to play and get ahead in the game despite her sweet look on the outside, just like me --- for example, she wasnt afraid to throw Matt under the bus to save herself.
Reason for Being on SURVIVOR: I want to conquer the challenges, proving not only that I can survive the obstacles but that I will be the ultimate survivor.
Why You Think Youll Survive SURVIVOR: My skills to manipulate and socialize will ultimately help me survive Survivor. I have always taken the leader role with my friends, family and co-workers. I build relationships, talk my way out of tickets, and socialize my way to the top. My skill set is very strong and it comes to me naturally, like breathing. I definitely think I will be an important member of the group.
Why You Think You Will Be the Sole SURVIVOR: My life has already played this game and I won. I have faced life and death situations at a very young age. Im a fighter and Ill never quit. Im very good at getting my way, talking people into things and ultimately marketing and selling myself. I may be a 22-year-old blonde but Im much tougher than I look. I want to be the youngest female to ever win the game!
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She went from being one of the Survivor's that we barely remembered
her name.... to someone fans will remember for many episodes to come.
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Makes you kinda feel sorry for BLONDES all over the world that want to shake the "DUMB" label.
Yeah...I DO feel sorry for the "bottle blonds"...all those chemicals...!!!!
6 Borders (aka natural blond w/Masters Degree)
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One very unattractive angry beaver look'n gurl. Think she's a natural blonde with those black brows?
I've seen rocks with a higher IQ.
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Jeff used the word "fun" but I was pretty sure she said blindsides are "funny"...she must be right cos I laughed my butt off!!!
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I laughed so hard ! ! She was seriously shocked, and typical 22 year old reaction.
That was HILARIOUS!!!
Jeff used the word "fun" but I was pretty sure she said blindsides are "funny"...she must be right cos I laughed my butt off!!!
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I do agree it was funny though.
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last night I listened to a program from concert FM, our classical radio network. It was titled as above, and in this case featured songs by David Hamilton, for the most part, sung by Opus, the choir of Epsom Girls' Grammar School.
This choir recently completed a tour of Finland, St.Petersburg, Austria and Thailand and apparently it was a great success. So, as part of its brief to publicise up & coming musicians, Concert FM recorded the choir singing its tour repertoire.
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I realized yesterday that three rooms in my house are a deep dark blue with white accents. I just fricken love how clean it looks. And gorgeous with browns, blacks and golds.
Slightly unrelated, but I love the idea of the hanging fruit/vegetable basket in #2.
This post is perfect timing - I've been trying to find a navy to paint my kitchen. Cabinets are white, floor is wood, and soon the backsplash will be white subway tile with gray grout and the counters will be... something...
Thanks for the color suggestions!
The more navy kitchen cabinets I see the more I am wondering if I should forgo the idea of painting mine navy vs the classic white. Kitchen #4 is just wonderful!
The 4th one looks just like the Tardis! I'd love a navy but kitchen, as long as I have enough windows to light it up properly. Wouldn't want to get too gloomy.


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Access EJBChristos Vasilakis Jan 11, 2012 9:46 AM
Hi there,
I have defined a Singleton EJB as
public class Routing {
private HashMap<String, HashMap<String, NE>> routing;
public void init() {
routing = new HashMap<String, HashMap<String, NE>>();
public void cleanup() {
public void addRouteFromRegistrationCommandMsg(RegistrationCommandMessage message) {
On my RouteBuilder I
.unmarshal().json(JsonLibrary.Jackson, gr.forthnet.nms.svcrrd.service.messages.RegistrationCommandMessage.class)
.bean(Routing.class, "addRouteFromRegistrationCommandMsg(gr.forthnet.nms.svcrrd.service.messages.RegistrationCommandMessage)")
.log("registration completed");
The bean is successfully called together with json unmarshalling. The problem is that routing instance variable is NULL and I get a NullPointerException so probably it is not the EJB but a new bean instance. I thought because the bean is exposed as CDI I could have access to it.
The other method is to use camel-ejb component. I tried it too (and installed the camel-ejb component on the jboss instance) but I couldn't get access to it. Something is wrong with the JNDI name and the way I call it.
Any tips on how to proper access the EJB through the route?
1. Re: Access EJBKeith Babo Jan 11, 2012 10:36 AM (in response to Christos Vasilakis)
Is there a reason why this needs to be an EJB? The bean() call you're making now will create the bean instance in Camel vs. calling an existing bean reference. If you wanted to handle with a CDI bean within the application, you can do that and refer to it by name within the route.
One other comment, you can use the declarative transformation support in SwitchYard to handle the JSON unmarshalling instead of declaring that explicitly in your route. It will certainly work as you have it here, so I'm just pointing it out as an alternative (preferred in my mind) option. If you're interested in going that direction, here's an example of what that looks like:
~ keith
2. Re: Access EJBKeith Babo Jan 11, 2012 11:13 AM (in response to Keith Babo)
BTW, here's an example of a route which references a bean by name:
And here's the bean definition:
3. Re: Access EJBChristos Vasilakis Jan 12, 2012 5:27 AM (in response to Keith Babo)
Hi Keith
adding "bean:Routing?method=addRouteFromRegistrationCommandMsg" worked flawlessly, it uses the EJB Component not a new bean instance.
Basically what I am trying to accomplish is this. I have many distributed clients that submit registration messages through JMS to a main server. I use an EJB there first for shared singleton state (basically the hashmap) between invocations and second for the concurrency reasons. Probably later use a persistent context entiymanager to store the state in a db instance and need transactions... Or probably I missing the big picture here ..
I tried adding the transform.json tags and removing the unmarsal code from the route but I got an exception from camel that it couldn't find the type converter.
4. Re: Access EJBKeith Babo Jan 12, 2012 9:57 AM (in response to Christos Vasilakis)
Hmm ... that's interesting about the type converter error. The JSON transformer route should definitely work, so if you want to pursue it further, just attach an application that I can use to reproduce the problem and we'll fix it up.
5. Re: Access EJBChristos Vasilakis Jan 13, 2012 3:12 AM (in response to Keith Babo)
Hi Keith
you can find the app to test on github
on the parent folder just do
mvn clean install -Dmaven.test.skip=true
Then copy the resulting jars to the jboss7 deployments directory. First the model and then the service
cp svc-rrd-model/target/svc-rrd-model-1.0-SNAPSHOT.jar /jboss-as-7.1.0.CR1b/standalone/deployments/
cp svc-rrd-service/target/svc-rrd-service-1.0-SNAPSHOT.jar jboss-as-7.1.0.CR1b/standalone/deployments/
Afther they are deployed:
cd svc-rrd-service
mvn test
This will send a JMS message to the server containing the JSON payload. At the server console you will get an exception
Caused by: org.apache.camel.NoTypeConversionAvailableException: No type converter available to convert from type: java.lang.String to the required type: gr.forthnet.nms.svcrrd.service.messages.RegistrationCommandMessage ....
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Introduction to the Antec Six Hundred V2 Mid Gaming Case
When it comes to creating a gaming chassis it seems that the goal is to be as different or unique as possible, while still remaining efficient and functional. Yet, at the same time you have the make the chassis appeal to the buyer as well. We have seen many gaming cases pass across the test-bench here at Pro-Clockers, and they all seem to have those small differences that matter.
Antec, a grand manufacturer that has been in the DIY case market for some time, and is one of those top producers of gaming cases. Proof of that is Antec is celebrating their 25th year of being in business, and Pro-Clockers salute you for this feat! This great achievement aside, when it comes to making cases which looking like no other, Antec take the cake. Just look at the very unique LanBoy series, the very wild open-air Skeleton tech benches, or the extreme looks of the Dark Fleet models (which we had the honor of reviewing one). Antec shows no signs of stopping and is looking to keep these changes coming.
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Portrait of Joseph Brewer 1925
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Joseph Brewer was secretary to the editor of The Spectator magazine, for which the artist worked as art critic from 1923 to 1926. The vivid colours, metallic sheen and sculptural, robotic forms are typical of McCance's work of this period. In the early 1920s he began to schematize the human body, stripping it of detail, until it acquired a machine-like appearance. Many of McCance's paintings and drawings show figures reading, which may reflect his own work as a writer, his keen intellectual spirit and his interest in book design.


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Imagine... Instead of going online to order your next cell phone case, you simply find one you like, download the plans and print it out. Sounds like science fiction, but that is what's happening in the manufacturing world. Products are no longer strictly being shipped out of factories. The cutting edge technology of 3D printers allow folks to create what they need, whenever they want, out of plastic and metal from the comfort of their home or office.
Educators and entrepreneurs here in the Valley are training with this technology and are creating designs and printing them out today.
We've all printed documents on paper using a standard printer, but now it's time to enter another dimension with state of the art 3D printers. The $60,000 machine is housed at Blue Dolphin Design and Engineering in Madera. Mark Jackson, owner of Blue Dolphin said, "It's important for people to understand this process is out there and it's available."
Jackson has one of the only 3D printers in the Valley that the public can use. "It's just a really good tool for people who are either trying to start or further their business by developing a new product," said Jackson.
People from all walks of life come to Jackson with their innovative ideas. "We've done work for Sears, we've done work for the Air Force. We try to bring it into reality. It comes from being just a thought, to something," said Jackson.
Here's how it works... Liquid plastic is loaded into the machine, which functions like an ink jet printer, except the 3D device prints on a flat bed that lowers and lowers, creating layer upon layer of material. After several minutes, sometimes even hours, it generates a prototype or a mold the customer can hold. "There's always a need to hold it in your hand or to use it to see if it performs and does what you expect," said Jackson.
Blue Dolphin equips their client with the object as well as the knowledge of how much it will cost to produce. "Those are very important things when it comes to writing a business plan," said Jackson.
At CART in Clovis, students as young as 16-years-old are already learning about 3D printing. On display in the class are a pair of miniature shoes, figurines, and more.
CART instructor, Brian Emerson said, "There is a wow factor to it and there's going to be a wow factor for a while, but a lot of it is practical. We've printed scientific equipment."
Emerson teaches a product development and robotics course. His 11th and 12th grade students create designs on computers, then send those renderings to 3D printers. Spools of plastic wrap and wrap to eventually print projects.
Martin Jones is heading to UC Merced, where he will major in bio-engineering. "I feel in school that we're very bound to learn this, but here I believe it's more open-minded. Anything is possible here and all you're restricted by is your imagination," said Jones.
"To plant those seeds is very rewarding for me," said Emerson.
Emerson actually works closely with blue dolphin design. He periodically invites Mark Jackson into his classroom to help better prepare students for the real world. "So when they show up on their doorstep looking for a job, they don't have to train them in that stuff because they're learning it here and so they're more than happy to help us and invest that time here because it helps them in the future," said Emerson.
The idea of doing this kind of work at home is gaining momentum too. Last month, staples began selling a 3D printer called the cube for just under $1,300. Free software is available on internet sites like "thingiverse". You can download plans for printing such things as cell phone cases, a flower vase, and jewelry.
With this technology comes some controversy, printing things like guns that actually fire.
Two months ago, the U.S. Department of State ordered the creator of "the liberator" to remove online blueprints of the 3D printable handgun.
New York lawmaker, Linda Rosenthal, has since introduced a bill that would ban the manufacturing, sale, and use of 3D-printed firearms and ammunition magazines. "Somebody who manufactures their own gun does not have to register it and nobody knows it exists," said Rosenthal.
So for security and public safety reasons, Rosenthal is taking a proactive approach. "In many cases, technology leads the law. In this case, I thought it would be wise that the New York State legislature lead on this issue rather than wait for some tragic accident to happen," said Rosenthal.
Jacob Belemjian of the Firing Line in Clovis doesn't think many people will get a 3D printer, make the pieces and assemble them into a gun to commit a crime. "That's just too much work. Criminals don't typically go through that kind of stuff. They want to do it as easily as possible," said Belemjian.
"It's kind of scary, but it's also part of the positive aspects of how good this technology is," said Jackson. Jackson hopes society can focus on how these printers will soon revolutionize industries by producing car parts, surgical implants, even food for astronauts. "To stifle that innovation would be a mistake," said Jackson.
Blue Dolphin says prices vary based upon the time and material used in the job, so it could cost you anywhere from $30 to thousands of dollars.
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(1939, Marcel Carné) As a blind man ascends stairs, a shot rings out, a body hits the floor, the police arrive, and the flashbacks begin: sandblaster Jean Gabin dallies with both a shop girl and dog-act vaudevillian Jules Berry's ex-assistant Arletty after she emerges nude from the shower — but each sports the brooch the slimy Berry bestows on his conquests. Approx. 93 min. 35mm
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